Question 3 Not yet answered in many markets, all the proceeds from a short sale are deposited as collateral with the lender (ve, the initial margin is essentially 100%), if the collateral value is then reduced to 50% of the value of the stocks that the short seller owes to the lender, the lender would require the short setter to restore the collateral value to 100%. You are a short seller in such a market. Initially, you shorted 2,000 shares of the stock at $5,55 per share. At what stock price will the lender ask you to restore the collateral value to 100%? (2.5 points) Marked out of 2.50 Flag question O a $8.33 O b. $11.10 O $7.40 O d. Not enough information to answer that question Fin